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We Remain Long Oil & Gas Stocks, Gold & Silver, Fertilizer Stocks And Uranium Producers

  Conditions Are Much Worse Today As Yields Surge September 2 (King World News) – Peter Schiff:  If a 4.8% yield on a 10-year Treasury seems high, during the 1970s the average yield was 7.5%. During that decade the national debt averaged about $500 billion, 1/80th of its present size. Yes, inflation as measured by the now rigged CPI was higher then, but that’ll soon change. The average yield on

Despite Fed Babble, $15,000 Gold And $300-$500 Silver Targets Intact

Despite today’s Fed babble, and the subsequent trading volatility, $15,000 gold and $300–$500 silver targets remain intact. August 28 (King World News) – Peter Schiff: Warsh admitted 65 months of high inflation are the Fed’s fault, yet failed to acknowledge the Govt.’s shared responsibility. Despite tough talk on inflation, his failure to mention the soaring national debt or Treasury’s Operation Twist shows he won’t do anything to rein it in.

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AuRico Metals Intersects 771.7m Grading 0.465 g/t Au and 0.365% Cu And Announces Results from 2015 Drill Program at Kemess

[PR Newswire] – TORONTO, Nov. 3, 2015 /PRNewswire/ – AuRico Metals Inc. (AMI.TO), (“AuRico” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce the assay results from the Company’s 2015 Exploration Program at the Kemess Property. Drilling this season focused primarily on Kemess East (twelve drill holes, 17,419 metres) located approximately 1 kilometer (km) east of the Kemess Underground (“KUG”) deposit and 6.5 km north of the Kemess Mill Facility. Three holes

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ENERGY (MSM)

Indexes flat; on track for best month in four years

The S&P consumer staples sector slipped 0.63 percent after data showed U.S. consumer spending barely rose in September and the University of Michigan’s index on consumer sentiment came in below expectations. The three major indexes have rallied about 9 percent in October, mostly driven by the Fed’s decision to keep rates unchanged at its September meeting and largely positive third-quarter results. Energy majors Exxon and Chevron reported better-than-expected results, helped